Liverpool FC Forum

Interesting for those who are interested in such things.

Remember the Frankfurt school thread?



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN0By0xb ... re=related

6:20 min explains. This is the point, if you can't be ar,sed to watch it all.

Of course, born from all this Soviet propaganda tactic, is what is commonly known today as Political Correctness.

Western media & society therefore is a receptor to such subversion because of it's 'democratic' nature.

Yuri Bezmenov

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuri_Bezmenov

The result is that the indoctrinated idealistic students of yesterday now in part run the country with a private contempt for all things Western cloaked by the cynicism and corruption that political/professional careers often engender.   I'd say they still think they are on a mission, but don't quite know what it is any more. Perhaps Bad Bob as a modern teacher and disciple of subversion can tell us what mission they are on. 

So basically don't vote Labour?

How did you reach that conclusion?

You know Red Ed and his Marxist roots

No I did not. Am I surprised though, no.

A few ex-labour/pre-labour MP's and union men like Scargill and red Len have either had some affiliation with socialist party's or in red Len's case Liverpool Militant.

I trust these Champagne Socialists in social engineering & economic politics as much as I trust the Tories with the UK's economic politics and austerity measures, which is to say not a great deal.

Kenny Kan » Tue Nov 06, 2012 10:43 pm wrote:No I did not. Am I surprised though, no.

A few ex-labour/pre-labour MP's and union men like Scargill and red Len have either had some affiliation with socialist party's or in red Len's case Liverpool Militant.

I trust these blokes in social engineering & economic politics as much as I trust the Tories with the UK's economic politics and austerity measures, which is to say not a great deal.

social engineering? wtf are you on about?

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Wed Nov 07, 2012 12:01 am wrote:

Kenny Kan » Tue Nov 06, 2012 10:43 pm wrote:No I did not. Am I surprised though, no.

A few ex-labour/pre-labour MP's and union men like Scargill and red Len have either had some affiliation with socialist party's or in red Len's case Liverpool Militant.

I trust these blokes in social engineering & economic politics as much as I trust the Tories with the UK's economic politics and austerity measures, which is to say not a great deal.

social engineering? wtf are you on about?

Efforts to change attitudes and social behaviours.

I thought the label on the tin was clear enough.